The Pasha, My Mother, and I
Fans of films may find The Pasha, My Mother, and I especially interesting thanks to its engaging atmosphere, visual presentation, and entertainment value.
Nevine carries the legacy of a Kurdish mother, an exile and a daily activist for the cause of kurd people. The film tells the story of this mother-daughter confrontation at the heart of the question of transmission; what heritage do we carry? How to free ourselves from it while giving meaning to our roots and helping future generations to build their identity?
